Bare Hands In Boiling Oil 

Awhile ago he had accidentally splashed himself with oil head to toe. He found out that he had gotten no injuries, so now he dunks his hands in oil without any problem and people don’t know why he can do this.

@@gen7877 yeah we watched it lol.

@@gen7877 LOL

Leidenfrost effect

I think he dips his hands in ambient temperature oil before dipping

@@KickAss5671 It's more logical that it's something else, which boils off and cools the skin

Yeah its the leidenfrost effect lol there’s no real mystery here

Liedenfrost effect?

@@LokeshKumar-sk3wd thank you.

But how does not his flesh get any burning? Not feeling pain, okay I can understand that maybe. But not get any injuries is truly amazing.

Leidenfrost effect look it up

No pain is actually a bad thing, we need pain to notice our wounds in our body without pain we would be dead since we cant feel it and treat it quickly

And no pain doesn't mean you cant die

You actually wouldn't be able to feel anything at all if you don't feel pain. You won't be able to tell how hard or softly you grip things and you won't be able to know if you're doing damage to your body. So while pain does suck, its kind of essential.

@@SarcasticCupcake223 Incorrect. Pain receptors have nothing to do with pressure receptors. It's why dentists will be like, "You won't feel pain because of the local anesthetic, but may feel pressure." That said, you gotta be pretty dumb and uneducated to die from CIPA (congenital insensitivity to pain and anhydrosous). All you gotta do is check your body a little more thoroughly every day. Check your corneas, inflammation, bleeds, abnormalities. Having a portable x-ray is nice too. There are some things that would just get you like internal bleeds, appendicitis, wisdom tooth brain infections, etc) but most people don't get this anyways... If you get into a car accident going 200mph and walk home because you feel okay you're just a solid idiot.

It's the Leidenfrost effect